Manchester Evening Star item from July 29 1906
Fragmentary notice from Manchester shows a historical 1906 context dated July 29 with city news snippets and brief notices. Specific events or names are not readable in the provided fragment.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1966
Page
14
Fragmentary notice from Manchester shows a historical 1906 context dated July 29 with city news snippets and brief notices. Specific events or names are not readable in the provided fragment.
AP reports a tight U S money market with the Treasury offering 5 1 4 percent to refund 14 9 billion in securities and plans to raise about 7 billion in new cash. Senate subcommittee backs mortgage market aid as Britain’s pound weakens and home builders cite scarce mortgage funds affecting buyers and construction.
A brief note records that the first Christian Sunday School started in Gloucester England in the year 1780. The event marks an early organized effort to teach children about Christian faith within the community.
Virginia Beach proposes a 60 foot high trash hill shaped into a 5,000 seat amphitheater. The plan calls for three years of construction with daily trash compacted by bulldozers and covered by six inches of earth, plus a six foot earth layer on top. Federal aid of 200000 dollars is sought with 100000 dollars from the city.
Henry Marshall and other plaintiffs file notice of appeal in U S District Court challenging desegregation plans for Brunswick New Kent and Charles City counties approved by Judge John D Butzner The plans are now before the 4th U S Circuit Court of Appeals seeking reversal or modification.
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